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This is a small fenced in area that may have once been a garden. There's no evidence of a building here. Just the fence and some trash.
** Winner in the 'I Love Abandonment' decaying wooden fences contest **
The lower picture was taken in February 2011, a couple of years later the top picture shows nature is begining to take over. Note the yellow tractor on the left.
The Link Bridge was constructed in 1937. It's the bridge that takes Lakeshore Drive over the Chicago River. At the time of its construction, it was considered to be both the widest and longest bascule bridge in the world.
Today, it's falling apart. Reminds me of the new History Channel show, "Life After People."
i love seeing the layers of building exteriors and interiors, especially when a house has been partially knocked down.
i took this in nice, france. i love the parallel lines of the pipes as well as the sign writing and graffiti barely visible underneath.
That's not an elegant photo. That's why I call it a 'decay'... the red chillies being placed in the sun to dry!
A garland of roses well past its use by date at Wat Chedi Luang in Chiang Mai. Unfortunately you don't get to choose your backgrounds as a tourist but I think the bricks almost work with the colour drained from them. Drained as much colour as possible from the garland without going black and white to give it an even more decayed look and then a vignette to make the the centre flowers the focus.